Organic Reactions Flashcards
The addition of hydrogen to an alkane can also be classified as _____.
Reduction
Describe two different reactions that could be used to produce propan-2-ol
Hydration of propene (+ H2O) Substitution of 2-halopropane (+ NaOH)
Can tertiary alcohols be oxidised?
No
Desribe a chemical test to distinguish hexane from hexene
Add bromine water, alkene becomes colourless first (without UV light)
The condensation of a carboxylic acid and an amine produces which type of compound?
Amide
Determine the products of the hydrolysis of ethyl propanoate
Ethanol and propanoic acid
Describe how to test for a primary alcohol.
Add an ox agent (EG KMNO4) - it will change colour
Determine the reactant needed to produce 2- fluoropentane from pent- 2-ene
HF
Describe the products of the oxidation of a primary alcohol
Aldehyde then carboxylic acid
Elimination
reactions produce
_____ compounds.
Unsaturated
Haloalkanes can undergo
elimination or substitution when reacting with NaOH. Which conditions promote elimination?
High temp, conc NaOH, ethanol solvent
Identify two differenet products of condensation reactions
Ester + amide
Identfy two reaction types that produce amines
Reduction (of a nitrile) Substitution (of a haloalkane)
Markovnikov’s rule applied to addition reactions with hydrogen halides says that..
the hydrogen atom will be added to the carbon with the greatest number of hydrogen atoms
Identify the class of compound produced when a haloalkane undergoes substitution with ammonia (NH3)
Amine